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We just launched Educator Intelligence to help educators boost their AI literacy & capability. Current courses: AI First Aid, Assessment Architecture, Mapping The Tools, Radical Workload Reduction and The Differentiation Engine. Interested? educatorintelligence.ai
Listening to Prof Josh Byrne (Curtin University, Gardening Australia etc) on the need to be regenerative not just sustainable. #reimaginED
The current system is not broken it’s in need of evolution - great provocations to start #reimaginED
At the #reimaginED conference in Fremantle to learn with colleagues and explore what’s possible
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"Australia’s education systems continue to promote a narrow base of evidence as ‘what works’ for student achievement. Perhaps the most pernicious problem is the simplification of practice that is immensely complex." Via the amazing @nikkibrunker
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Countless hrs & moments of doubt paved the way to this milestone. It speaks volumes about my perseverance, passion, & growth, thanks to my supportive family and friends. Empowered with knowledge & determination, I'm primed to make an impact, supporting leaders &tchrs #nevergiveup
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As the 'Innovation Award' recipient, I was fortunate to work with a design team to create this infographic. Thank you @EmeraldGlobal @ICSEIglobal
Please contact me if you have any questions regarding my research & services. #ContextualCoaching
We don’t even really know how AI works all the time, so how can we possibly know its impact? Or what it will be? We’re surfing an ocean. #ai
"If everybody has to have a four-year degree, if that’s your signal device, then of course lots of people who could be helpful to your organization don’t get hired." wired.com/story/ai-impact-on…
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Here's my take. Learning targets are for teachers, to help them design instruction. Success criteria are descriptions of task performance, and useful to both students and teachers, for evaluating instruction.
A few thoughts on #AI & education published today in Mumamia mamamia.com.au/ai-in-austral…
@stringer_andrea @cpaterso @mrsmiriamscott @dizdarm @VinceWallAU @startwithhex
Please encourage teachers you know to apply. They’re probably hiding their light under a bushel. Let’s make it shine! ✨ #edchat
Nominations for the 2024 Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards presented by @AusSchoolsPlus are now open! Nominate a life-changing teacher or apply yourself to be in the running for a $40,000 Teaching Fellowship or $10,000 Early Career Teaching Scholarship. schoolsplus.org.au/awards/ap…
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100th blog over 10 years. andreastringer.blogspot.com/… Thanks to those who read it throughout the years.
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Download the on-demand resources or book a virtual lesson for your class to help students learn to interact safely online. Resources are designed for K-Year 12. Places fill quickly for virtual lessons so register now. nsw.gov.au/education-and-tra…
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I am accumulating a list of films (and TV series also OK: there is an example in The Crown) that contain depictions of historians, history lecturers/professors and history teachers. Any suggestions, any country, greatly appreciated. #twitterstorians
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Who ready for this weeks epsiode? Higher Edu perspectives from the AI conference run my @mesterman aipodcast.education/the-impa…
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Delighted to share that 2024 continues to be professionally rewarding– I've been awarded a Doctor of Education! Grateful for the incredible journey and the support of my supervisors & network. Here's to continuous growth and making a positive impact in education.
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Finally forced self to write about something worrying me a lot: ‘knowledge-rich gone wrong’. I've placed it within a longer-term view on something else going wrong: assessment. So, 2 cats among the pigeons 🐈⬛🐈⬛. In @histassoc TH 193. Short thread 🧵1/6
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